I am not optimistic


While we hear a lot of optimism about how the public is turning against Democrat policies and their efforts to socialize the government, I can’t be optimistic.  Things that once were so basic in our culture and government have been turned upside down with very little objection on the surface.  Are there boiling masses down underneath the static?  Maybe so.  But I don’t see it.  What is happening today should precipitate an uproar.  But what do we have;  Obama with a approval rating up around 50%; a radical, leftist congress going about their business as though a great majority is on their side and rumblings in the conservative sphere but nothing but a few thousand here and there seeming to care much about it.

Sure, the Dems lost the Virginia and New Jersey governorships and that is certainly a good sign but with small majorities on such matters it is disturbing.  We see apathy all around on some very important issues.  And we have independents, I believe, that can very well go either way, ignoring important issues with a little bit of good news.  I fear Democrats only need to have a little good news next summer to push these independents right back into the Democrat column.  Our problem is about a third of the electorate with little principles other than what they think is “good” for them.

There is a lot more at stake in the next elections than what is “good” for people.  What we have is an attack on our very foundations of the nation.  And we must depend upon mush moderates to protect it.


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I'm very optimistic.

Third Street Thursday, November 12th at 10:02AM EST (link)

“I laugh because I must not cry; that is all, that is all.” -Abraham Lincoln

 

America is where people who live in screwed up places go to to get away from screwed up places

Alberta Thursday, November 12th at 11:52AM EST (link)

Now, despite the best efforts of the tired elites, Im pretty sure that the people wont let them screw this place up. Where else would we all go? Singapore?

Sir, my concern is not whether God is on our side; my greatest concern is to be on God’s side, for God is always right.
Abraham Lincoln

 

artman, I agree with you, as I am not optomistic, either

Dave Thursday, November 12th at 6:28PM EST (link)

The Tea Parties were all well and good, but it took the threat of a government takeover of our health care system to get them off the couch, and that was only because they saw it directly affecting them.

The time to have hit the streets was when TARP and Porkulus was in the pipeline, but the sheeple didn’t see that as really affecting them, so they remained on the couch.

While everybody has their boxers and panties in a knot over ObamaCare, the private sector is rapidly being dismantled, yet most Americans, and that includes a lot of conservatives, still apparently believe Obama & Co. are actually trying to improve our economy.

Not a chance, as nothing, NOT ONE THING, these goobers have done has ever improved an economy since the beginning of recorded history.

My fear is the majority of the government-educated sheeple in this country won’t figure that out until the situation is irretrievable.

Given the alarming speed at which Obama’s Marxist coup is progressing (and that is what this is) I truly believe that the elections coming up next November are our last real chance to possibly prevent an economic and financial meltdown.

-Dave

Our elected representatives have failed us.

 

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